If I head to the Curate Taxa page linked to from my Dashboard, I get a list of the most recent 100 ungrafted taxa. It currently says that it is displaying 100 of 144 ungrafted taxa. There seems to be no obvious way to display the rest, and my searching hasn’t disclosed how to display them. Does any…

I made a few modifications to @pisum ’s code for displaying iNat API responses. Presenting <a href="https://jumear.github.io/stirfry/iNat_Ungrafted_taxa.html?is_active=true&parent_id=0&rank=phylum%2Csubphylum%2Csuperclass%2Cclass%2Csubclass%2Cinfraclass%2Csubterclass%2Csuperorder%2Corder%2Csuborder%2Cinfraorder%2Cparvorder%2Czoosection%2Czoosubsection%2Csuperfamily%2Cepifamily%2Cfamily%2Csubfamily%2Csupertribe%2Ctribe%2Csubtribe%2Cgenus%2Cgenushybrid%2Csubgenus%2Csection%2Csubsection%2Ccomplex%2Cspecies%2Chybrid%2Csubspecies%2Cvariety%2Cform%2Cinfrahybrid&per_page=500">a new way to view ungrafted taxa : [image]

You can also browse through some ungrafted taxa that have observations here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?hrank=kingdom&iconic_taxa=unknown&place_id=any&verifiable=any&view=species&without_taxon_id=131236,67333,151817

Thanks @bouteloua , this is exactly what I was looking for! M.

Wow. Quite a few of those ungrafted taxa are long extinct species that have no place on iNaturalist.

I don’t think that’s really a fair conclusion, extinct species just often don’t fit neatly into the artificial tree

My response probably came off more harsh than intended, but from a curator point of view, the inability to neatly incorporate them into the tree can be a little frustrating at times and sometimes detracts from work needed for extant species - the ones that would most benefit from iNaturalist. Since …

I had a go at quite a few of the plant species. Interestingly there were a couple left that had been the subject of a taxon swap, and somehow got left behind: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/27463594 https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/27464039 In both cases it looks like the taxon…

[image] bouteloua: extinct species just often don’t fit neatly into the artificial tree This is one of the main practical problems with accepting the split of Nothofagus into four genera: the majority of fossil Nothofagus will be left with no genus, as we just don’t know what genus they would…

Given that user opts out of community ID, it’s possible they’re also opting out of taxon swaps in their account settings.

Ahhh… I didn’t notice they’d opted out. Thanks @bouteloua

Quick update: it’s now sortable and filterable and with more links and things. It also no longer takes URL parameters, it’s just https://jumear.github.io/stirfry/iNat_Ungrafted_taxa.html [image] Feedback welcome!

How does one list all ungrafted taxa?

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How does one list all ungrafted taxa?

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